Rock star police probe
The Attorney General warns the public not to name the co-defendants who stood trial with disgraced Lostprophets star Ian Watkins.
Singer's offences 'sexual exploitation at its worst'
The Crown Prosecution Service described the case as 'sexual exploitation at its worst.' Ian Watkins, the former Lost Prophets frontman, today admitted to 13 charges, including the attempted rape of a baby.
The court heard how he and two women defendants had exchanged texts planning the sexual assaults, while Watkins actually filmed one of the offences taking place. Nicola Hendy reports.
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